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. Regimen ~and was so then. He remembers 'night this affair took .place., . Major Campbell to th e 'Witness, Ind - desived hiui to :go captain Boyd, and tell hint a Gentkman .wishud o .peak to bun, if tie pleased ; he accordingly ccit in :search pF. Captain Boyd ; he found „Inn), (41 die p.made ground delivered the message, Captain Boyd accompan7ed bjth,to theniess room.;. no one At•as there;• and witness pointed to a title room 'off • it, as the. room the..Cientle man was in; he then went to the mess kitchen, and - in eight or ten minutes he beard tile,rwport of a ; thutight-nothing.olit Lill he heard another; then went ~to the mess -room, and there saw :c.iptai. Boyd, and Lieutenants Hall •and s.n Captain B. was sitting on a,chair vomiting; ;,.lajor Campbell was ,gone, but in about ten or. 1 4 vetve minutes be, came to the room Where witness, tt..asning some glasses ; Major C. asked for cab c'.+. ;be got pan,. and brought them- into the roam ; Major C. stewed the witness the cor n ri of the room in which each per,on stood, which oistance measured,seven paces; he never sata.• Major nape!! after till a Week ago, though - witnes t‘ r iiuitted the regiment, and retained his eniPlOy- tw2tlt, Jona M'Pherson stated, that he is Lieutenant in regiment ; • knew Major Campbt-11 and Captain recolleds the day of the duel; oo the even .ng of that day, going up stairs about nine o'cloCk, e heard, as he thought, Major Campbell say--" (.)u the words of-a dying man, is every thing. tail ?" got up betore Capt. Boyd replied; be said—" Camp uch, you have hurried me —you are a bad man." - flie,•%ritneas was in coloured clothes; and Major C. - did tot know him, but said agam—" Boyd, betbre thi - stranger and - Lieutenant Hall, was every thing lair?" • " no, Cathpbell, you know . I wanted yoU to wait,- and beve friends."... Major C. th en Good God, w ill you mention before these Gzulemen, was not every tijog fair ; did not you ay you were ready ;" 'Copt: Boyd answered, "-yes;" but in a moment atter said," Campbell, you're -a bad man.': Captain Bo} d was helped into the next' room, and Major. Campbell followed, much gitated, and repeatedly said to Captain. Boyd that be (Boyd) was th e h a p p i est - man o f the two —" I am iziys Major C.). an unfortunate man, bat I hope not ~ad one." Major C. asked Capt. B. it be iorgave • h in; he, stretched out his hand, and said—" I for• dive you—l teel for you, and am sure you do for wt.." - _Major C. then iett the roO.n. Durican "De%tiar, Adjutant of the regiiiitlt, who was with 'Captain Boyd for sofue tine after be was wounded, was produced to she w Capt. B.'s firm con-, vict ion he should die in consequence of that wound; in order to, let in his declarations then made as evi dence; but Capt. .B. tot having (betiNe nitn) ex= pressed such a convici:l4l that evidence tailed. G. Sutherland, Quarter-master _of said R.egiment, was produce,d to the Same point; be stated he • saw him ten minutes bctore he died; he, was in bed, .agitated with pain ; in his senses, but rolling in bed; he did not, however, say :o hiw he thought he was . dying Upon this a ,special .verdi& was diret9ed to t.hp Jury, to inquire whetti,r Capt. Boyd,, ten . minutes betore his neath, and-under the .circunisLinces stted e , miust or must not have known be. was dying. Alter some short Oehberation, they h.und for the affirma tive. of this issue, that he must have known it. The tkelarations'were then admitted, tint none could tic provcci thut space, exccpt his asking for 4 , 1.:j0r C. and his saying, " Poor man, ant sorry I(ir John Greenhill was produced mere;y to prove that Major C. had time to cool after the altercation took. place, inasmuch as he. ,Went home, drank tea with family,. and' gave -him a box t o lea ve w i t h' Lieu tenant Hall', betore the attair took place. Here the prcAecution closed: , The defence . set up was merely end exClusiVel .as :0 the Character of the Pris,)ner.tor humanity, peace --.ible conduct, and proper behaviour ;to this era 1 Officers of *the highest rank were prodnced,• who ~u ched for it to the fullest extent. naitielol. P,ltersnn„ o t the ie Ist regiment, Gen. Catnpbeii, Gen. raltatyi Sterling, Capt. Macpherson, Capt. Menziis, Col. Grahain, and many others who it was thought L:onecess:! , y to produce. The .I.,:arned Judge charged the Jury' in a Most .I.le manner, recapitulated the evidence, and ex :;iained the l a cy on t h e subject most fully and clear ly: , :The Jury, retired, and in about half an hour .oiought in a ventid Guilty gf Mitrder, but recom mended him to, mercy, on the score of "J.liai'aCter. only. He was Sentenced to be executed on Mint:. Liay, but respited to Wednesday se'nnight. CAIIRICKFERGUS ASSIZES. The Court met .on, Alonclay.. The business 'of must in'lporiance was an action in the Civil Bill court, tirongbrat the instance of join) Gage Leckey, Esq. Edrmuntt Alexantler .M‘Na;;lneu, Esq. M. P. :or a Encl. . was, aGiount of 'the accusa t : on , that Mr. , i‘N r agliten hid, in a memorial xvilickhe transmitted Mr. Poasonby, when Lord Ch4ncellor of Ireland, f• ox ill certain malicious a d faiseallegat ions aaainst' .Plaiiitiff, in consequence of which the. Lord (~:ii:tricelfor had found it his rimy to supersede hint , toe office of ,Niagistrate. Cdunst'llor ST.A.E4E'S oPeried the case on tbe part • 1 11 t; Plaintiff and , vas followed by Counsellor i;;: ; , ; , :; on the s.q.pe side, whO.spoke at great length, "flit, Court, then procetde-d. ti. the examination of witnesses, Which continued .tilt . a . late hour iu the %when the evicienue on the part of the Plain . iitf finibited. Asthcre tsab no prol?itbilit . }> of getting through the wl)Ole of the case that night, the Court adjouint d till: ueh,lay,mdrning.: atieae number or ~vitneses ‘t=ere examined, among wht.;tn:was the . Right .Hon. Pinisonby, c.: 1 1;tnee11or: ,;re laid at'io,vba. ,:• PEDEsTmAisNt..-On Thursday hist Mr. J. Bate man, ‘Vlieeitvright, iif Spilstiy, after 'pitching tour heavy loads 'ot Ny,•eugaged to walk six' nieosured within the hbur; -on 1116; turnpike road lead ing from. Spilsby to 1 . 34ia0n, which he perforakd' i - th I,ix.itig a minute . and a half to spare.-- , lastumile he walked in eight minutes. During the given titu he sto4o ttieite to_drithk. POLICE. , UNtaN-I - TALL.—Sattirday /FY/jam Ml.kitiz, , top Was ch.argect with the murder.c.)l his father-ii-1..W, Mon tagud on • Friday evenhig 'last, by giving him a wound by a i)stol,,of w6ich lie laii guklied till seven 'o'clock on Saturday mot:Mug, 'and then died. William Cooper, who keeps the . sign .the Red Lion in the Ware, Southwark; deposed that the pri, sonerwas-a dealer iii coals., living oppo'sitt his hou',e;' that at five - minutes before eleven on. Friday night, he saw him-cono,home uti lidiseback, and dismount, the deceased taking care of the horse, and -came. tip to his door, Where the two parties, with a third per son, drank a quartern of gin together; they then. went. into his house in a back parlour, and he went to put up his shutters: he presently heard .the . port of a piStol, and tin going in, found Dines lying - on the floor:bleeding, and saw Pilkington st4nding with a pistol in his hand. The witness endeavoured to raise him, when he said he was shot ; :He then sent for Dr. Clark, who, on ex, amining him, said - .there was no chance of his sur viving ; but as the deceased begvd very much to be taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, • which was !tear at hand, he had hint • put on a slimier, and conveyed thei'e. He further said, that they might have ltad words, but lie did not hear them ;: but that he uti derstood frotn'the deceased, that the-pistol went qff in a struggle ; in his - endeavouring to take. it out Of the Prisoner's hand. . From theIONDOIV GAZE77'I2, t ifug.:l2,. 1808. rat •the Court la the Queen's Palace, .theloth of A ugnst, 1 808, Kesent, the inpst Exeel-, ,lit Majesty in Council. It is this day or d ere d b y his Arlajest)i ; that the Parham"ent which stands prorogued-to'tia turdaythe,f2.oth day of this inst. August, be, furthef proroglied - to Tuesday the tfst day of Norealber hext. • Wir Offic'e,'Aae... 13, 1808. • 3 , 1 Regiment of Dragoon Guard, Cornet Lawford'Burne to he Lieutenant,. by purchase, vi..:e Lee, who a-ttres. " • Ist Regiinent of Dragoons, .Edinund TraW i rd, Gent. to be Cornet, by ptirch'ase, Vice Fo6ter . , promoted.- • 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Juan De.scars, - Cent. to be Corner, without purehase. • . , Bth Ditto, Thomas Pratt BarloW, Gent, to be Cornet,, by purchase, vice Stapylron, 'Whose aplionitment has not taken-place. •. • ' • ,• ' - ' 23d Ditto, Sir Belling ham, Graham, Bart. to be Cornet, by ... purchase, vice Lighton, promoted. ' • 1 3d Regiment' of Foot Guards, Captain the aim: CharleS Gordon,' from the 8;d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nole ken, who excliatigeS. .. 9th Regiment 'of foot, To be Leutenarits,, without pur_ chase'-EnSign the lion. Williain Curzon. ' Ensign Henry Durnaresq..- Ensign M'Adam. Ensign Samuel Ni colts, .. . To be Ensigns-Richard Rush, Gent. vice Curzon.. Ed ward Russ Lewen,-;Gent. vice Durnatesq. Gentleman ' Cadet EdWard Watson; front the "Royal Military College, - vice M'Adinn. Peter Le Mesurier, G e nt. v i ce -N icolls. . , loth Dittp, Lieutenant ,Frederick Foaker, from the • West . Essex 4litta, to be Ensign. - I nth I)itt..i, Clptain G. G. Hely.to be mai ii, without pur_ • chase. . . _ To he Captains o f Companies, without purchase-Capran t Charles. Smith, from 'the sth Gal rison Battalion, 'vu -c. 'Rely... Captain- W . Twystien ; troll, the 3d ditto. Lieu • tenant lames Porter. • • Lieutenant Wit iiaui farreAll-. To be, Lieutenants -Ensign- William Ross. Eniign Henry . Edward fitly.. Ensign John Wren.. Ensign laiitcs •11 ii ' hauls. knisign A. J. Bell t6rh- :Ditto, - Lieutenant, Ttionias G. : Beale, from the s th • Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Ca li ssidy,, oe., cease'cl. . . - .... . .'21c . ,1 Dirto i Serjeant George Jackson, from the 17th Foot, •td. -, he 4nsign, by purchase, vice Younge, promoted. - , • . 7.6 tit Ditto, To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Second " Lieutenant John Wright, trom the 3i.i Fork. ' Ensign • Henry Maxwell. Ensign Stiindish :Lowcay', - frdin. the ;gth -.. , FOQt,. Ensign Donald M'Cannait. Ensign tienry,Roberts, ....front, the . 211 Garrison liattation:' ,Ensign Jesse Collins. L -• Ensign John Crotty. En s ign ' Ldward Jorda n , from the SEDLIdrioN.—At NiarlbOrOuiii-street, on Satur- . i - gth toot; lillstgo - J °ll "Lrsitall. f ru'il the IT" Foot- To - Enrigns'--Thoinas Hay, Gent. vice Maxi% cll. lohn i day, a handsome yobutig. ‘voniaii et I;ie name of . ,K irk ; Gent. vice M'C,alintin. 'George Bray, Gent, vice ' Moulde exhibited a charge against au art ist_in :11.1rv- - towns. lohn,GiiinShaw, uent.. i 'v..ce Crotty. ' • ' le-botte, of aSlanli. and breach ot. promise.---- - 29th Ditty, E c tw 4 ra 5 w i n b uroc, Gent. so be Ensign, wi t h_ • ...,ut pure Hasa, Marshall, p romote d in.theloth Footc The complziin an t, who i s a.tra d esman ' s daughter , 324 Onto, Lieutenant:A. Molloy to be Captaiii of a Conl state4, tut she had known . the 13,..! , I iens..ant. the last ' patty, by purchase, vice Hogan, who retires. ' • . . . •, . six months; and had. frequently accompanied him to '' .3oth Ditto,' - Second Lieutenant C. Morgan,' from the Royal . ~ Cao.rinarthen Militia, to be Lieutenant, public places. The , consequence was, he . hadninade •8 , D• • .3 t.: Ditto, W. C. Law i s,.Genf. to be Ensign, Without ptr- . Irequent attempts.to seduce her, and he aecoipplish- .chase,`-vice Jordan, proinote.;t in the 25th' Ftii - it, - • ed his Obje6l a fortirijlit since, at an Inn at Houn- Lieutenant • r. T. Fuller . to be Captain of a Cori- •"52‘i Ditto, ' '" . slow, the wedding-day hav ing been fixed on ; but =lht , il..b .it ) ,. ptireirs,t, vice Gordon, proinotcd. in Inc Bth West ' it hail turned out that .the Delendant \Vas married. s3d Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Nicholson, from the North It did not, however, appear that any 'de - free:of vio- '' Y t ) r. i .c M il4o . 0-be.E " ii g u ' ''. .0 . . , sgth Ditto, Nlarlborongti Seymour, Gent -to be Ensign,with . i lence bad been used, and consequeStlv I( was . :not - . cay, promoted i n t h e z6th Foot W .,:' cognizable in this C ourt, an a cti on at law being.te : .d9ni Ditto; Burnaby gut purchase, vice ' - Lo lll' Egan, Gent. to'be EnS4O, by 'Mr.... , Only remedy, -,, cliuse, , vice Freeman, 'proinoted. : : , .. • ~ •- , ' 3 , 001 Ditto, Captain John pun:has, f rom the AoyalAork Rangers, to be Captain of a Company, .vice Marston,' who • .exchanges. - . • • 1 f , . 83d Ditto,'. Captain George N o l e k en, from 'the 3(1 Foot . Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gordan, who exchanos. .. . , 84th Ditto, Ensign I'liOlnits Mawdsley to be Lieutenant, ' withciiit purchase. . Ensign Francis,Bernard tube ditto. C. , Kerr, Gentilo be Ensign, vice Ma wdsley. ; jArties West . water, Gent. .to be Ensign, ' vice Ber nar d . „John Griiiiii, - ' Esq., to be Paymaster of Inc 2d Battalion, • ' " " 8-8 - th Ditto, Ensign Maurice O'Connor, from the Kerry Mi. • litia, to be Ensign, Ensign 'Pholuits Lconardotrvin ditto, to-be Ensign.. Assistant Surgeon James Arthur, front the • . . - 6th . lliago*Puards, to be S u rg eon , vice - Wilit'4,'appointed : Surgeort;ol a Recruiting District.. gist. Liitio, Ensign ktancis 1-lonte to be Lieutenant,. vie,. D. . • Canipbellideceased. -John Campbell, . Gent. .to be En- . sigh, vice lionle, , Robert Anderson; Gent, Li be Ensign, without ptirelia, , ie,. vice C. ,Anderson, whose Apptaintitient : J. -Alas not taken places. • . 95 th -Ditto,- Second I.ientanant Walter D. Bedell to h& First Lieutenant, vice : Thoinas;, deceased., Vraneis ' beiiet, - -GeV. 41;134 SeC.Ond Lieutenan t, v tue Redel 1 . 3(1 ,Wesi•iridiii. it ey,intent, Rdhert ltubeitpon,,gent. to be i ... EnsiAri,:%Villicnir pia rohase;•Viee Shaw, appointed Adjutant ' (it'd - Recf . qiting Dti...tritt. 7 . •• • • •• • ' ltti . Ditto, Vaptitio.C.; . St. Leger. Gordon, froinille pa foot, .. -.. r?,be,Majiar, by - iiiiiehis . c, viceHolton',who retires. .. •; .p oy d N'' or k. Rangept,'lMajor il.rst'iliewMahon, from Half-pay.' • of me jsth .1 2 (iat, 'to be Alajor (repaying, the dirt repo), Vice C in,.:kel . , who exch ,iiges. Captain firt.warti Marston, from the 7Ost tout, to - he captain o,rit Comp any, v i ce Fur _., chas, who eraangei;. 'Ensign Walter Radford to b'e Lieu •hilarar, Without purc,lilse. - 2d Cartison Battal)ori,;lVl. Pluto'ett, G ent.. , to. be . Ensign, vice'lnbert6, prointed iii,the a6th Foot, . 3d Garrtson Battaboti, Lieutenant Wm. H. Meyrick, from the .2311 Light, PrpguOtli to he Captain .of a " COMpany, vice "I•wysiteti, appointed to the i itit Foot. ' - sth Ditto, Litillelialit:Colollel M. Shavi, - from Hail Pay of the ist Garriseti. Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice. • M' Donald; who exchanges. Lieutenant A. Ilitcnamara, from the 7th Light DrzrgOuns, to be Captain of a Company, vice Smith, appointed ,to the 3 ith Foot. - .. Watteville's Reginient,:Rodolph Steiguer, G ent: t o be En, sign, without purchase, vice Peltichoddi, promoted. ' Dr. Clarke gave evidence as to the nature of die wound. Langheli, the High Officer of St. °laves, pro duced a pair of pistols, :band on the Prisoner, one loaded, the other not, and alser. three spare 1.3411- cart I:idges. . The Prisoner appeared exceedingly penitent, wept bitterly; and whin asked what he to say in de fence, could only articulate 4 .‘ My &ar my dear lather." He was,conunitted.to the County Gaol until the event of the - Coroner's Inquest. is known. •- -• • Wotontr-sTituEy.—Abayer,. in „ow neighbour? hood of Bethnal. Green, Was charged. with s elli n g aid exposing tbr sale several-.loaves of bread deficient in weight ; he was convided in the, penalty; ol five, per.ounce. He. Ixas flit - tiler charged :xyith having a great quantity of Mitten foljnd in his -pre lases, contrary to At of Parliament; \;\•liitli being proved, he was fikiedin. the penalty.of ten pounds. . . ' '' A' fellow, knotirti tt,the Police Offices by fherinine 1 ? of Jearmyjkonz 7lizert; was charged'on Satin - clay-76e- ! lore the Whitechapel Magistrates, -*Oh obtaininga,f; .horSe., worth 301. by fictitious Ipswich Bank- notes, I . not worth a farthing. It appearing' that lie had, clealt, i largely in the same kind of traffic, bi•was ,retiiiincied for further examination. ' ' - 'i A young . man of the nameot Payne, and young man, both butchers in \Vhitechapel Mailer . , a •• •/I few days since, went to b athe near:the,Tower, and were both unfortunately droWned. , • ". An Officer, belongin g to a ' regiment of infanq,. put a period to his existence, on Thursday night, af . his apartments, near Newington -green, by syanglitlg . • himself. A long intimacy bad subsisted bet-weeo tl,e Officer, a young. Man,. 24 years or age, vont). • lady, the. daughter pt .a tradesman in Ch eap _ side, but during his absence, of two years, the•latter' had got mat tied. The Qtficer,retUrned to Lond,t), on Tuesday last,. and it is supposed the disappoint ment was the cause of suicide. • Lately, at th e Right Hon. l George Ponsonby's, in Dublin, the Hon. Mrs. Prime, _of a Su n . On "Fliursday, at Hampstead Heath, thelady of Thomas Sheppard, Esq. ora Daughter. , • On Sattuday, the Lady of Edward.Toller, Esq. Of Doctors' Coininons, (la Daughter., Yesterday, at tier house in Clarges-v}cet, Piccadilly, the Hon. M rs.. Calvert, of a Daughter: Lately, in St. Pete.r's per Alountergate, NOrwich, Lady Beciingteld, °fa Soo. .• GARRISONS. , • Eusign' lames Watson, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Td vt:11 jor of Alderney,.vice 11os1'1TAL STAFF. ' To be Surgeons to the. - I , ()rces, Surgeon Henry 'lrwin from the 4th Drigoon Guards. Surgeon klearv . G. • emery, the ;;tit Foot: Suteun Plenderieath, roan tile Ripydjs. TO be Surgeun of a Recruiting Distriel, Surgeon Andrew White, tiOnt the Slitit Foot, vice Nl.‘Coratick, deceaSed. BARRACKS. .• John Levi Eliot, Geitt. tube a Dej)uty Barrack -Master in Cred.t lirtraia, vice yinks; supetstded. , . zsEmoßAirroyi t . Ensign ,Henry De Burgh, Of the i<uyal York Ringers, Who • Was superseded in the Gazette of the 23d tilt . . is reinstated in his Rank. • . • ERRAT A in the , ..iazette ot the 6th Insrint. • - Royal York Rangers--For George Win, Cater, Gent. to be Ensign, without. purchase, vice 1)e 13urgh, superseded, read, G . eri . rge .. .Win. Cater,, Gent; to be Elisign, w i tho ut purehak,, vice Radford, prombted.• zd Ceylon Regiinent--;tur Ensign Ch ar l es Gregorie, from the,COldstreaui Foot Guards, to be Captain, &c. vice Ed wards;. read, Ensign Cuarles regotie, trout :Y. tite Cold streamo6l Guards, to b e C apta i n of a Company,: by pur chase, vice Alacdonell, a pp o i nted to the loth Veter an Bat talion • Arwiti4l.4mstire Gentlemen wtd Yeomanv Cavah . y. .autfned Troop —Tile Duke of Ne , .y'castle to lie t.:ptain . (:<4l}l*iatufulit, vise the Karl of Scarborough, resigned. hated fuly 7, iSoS. • Copiiizirsi.ms • 4y the Lord Liewanant of the Cozorly . Notting,ltzun. : •... • ..... • • Loa! Malawi Volunteer Illfantti.• To be Captains—Lieut. Charles 'Choules. Daied April 19, 18281 Lieut. Win. I : Ault - non& vice Longden, resigned. I.4ted'as.abdve. Lieut. Thomas, tritchley. .D ated as, above. Ensign RiCharil Biker - . Dated as above. To.be .nsigri J. Garton, vice'flatnniond, pro ritoted.; Dated as above. Ensign olin 4- lop-kins':t Dated as above. Sainue.l,Clew, Gent. vice Cbotthis,. promoted. Dated-as aboVe.: bohn Greasley, Gent. vice Ifritchle.i., primoted.l . l)ated as aboVe. To •• LusiKnslLlticliard Attenburrow,::Gent.' vice Garton, I mtrii)taf. Dated as above., T. Potter, Gent. vice 13aker, promoted. I) a ted as lbove. liasledine, Gent, vice Dared as above. . . Commissions signed '6ohe rani Lieutenant - • Injant t y: Ensign R Knight to be • Liuutenaut. Dated Aug. 8, k. ,14,nisui4„cr LicutcHant. I..):iteu as above. ' ercavn-Gyfice, /Jug, t 3 , 8o 8. . MEMBER •ftEI'UItNED TO stliVE ,IN THE PRESENT • •... , • 7 . PARL,LA,MENT. -• Borough of bundalk.—Thos. Hughazi, Esq.,in the room Of Patrick C. B ruce, E sq. ; accepted the ohicenfSieward O . ' His Alajtsty's _Manor of East kiepdred; la the comity oi. Berk. • ..• .. • BrINICRUPTC.IL'S Richard Green, of hishopsgate-street, London, jeweller and siNasatith, tFoitl Aug:,io to Sept. 24, at ten,lit c;ulltishall. SainivJ Levy, of Little l'Jternoster-row, Spiral fornittire-oloker, ftuni-litg`. 9 to - Stpi, 27, at ten% at 1; ill %qui I George Sto.,:,e„ of Sun-street, . London, pla ne - ma k er, f ro m Aug.. 21 to Sept. 2 4 , iit.4;n 4 ,i t t Nathan Davis, 'w Miudieseit-efface, Lisson- Green, ?add; sit,f ton, dealer, fc\ii v . ; to ij, it ten, at Guiltniali. George King, oi• King's:plaee, Stones' -end, Novl4l4[oo, Starey, builder,- fro:11 A'.ug. 2Wlti Oct. 8, at t en ,' at (..;a1;41. hall, London, •‘ ' , . B.•IiNIXRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. .. Thar - Ills Barton, (:f LierpOol,-rnerchant. William. I..iyton 1‘ . ictrr, of Albion-place, .Biac.kfriilts.to44 Suir4y, s tatioi,er. . ' MARRIED. Lately, Caryer Sherard, Esq. of Thrapston, Northamp.' tonshire, to Miss M. 13ringhurSt, Laughter of the Rev... Mr.. Bringhurst, of Woodstone, near Peterborough.. • Ort the it'll inst.:at Stockton on 'fees, Mr. 1. D. Towse; of Fishmongers' Hall, - London, to Miss Ann Beekvyith, ; third 'daughter of Mr. William,Beckwith,.of that place.. Lately, at Farnham, Surrey, Mr. William Robertson, of London, to Miss Triinmer, qt Fartiha~r, . few days ago, at Tynemouth Church, Mr. John Even, .Master of the,snip Three brothers, to. .‘'4iss. lane Ross, o f North Shields. Lately, in Carlisle, Mr. Atkinson, Manutaaurer, to Mi,s Lowthnin, eldest daughter of the late Mr. • Lois chitin; coadi- maker: • At igoyiNork, lames Arrott, Esq. Merchant, in Phila.: delphia, w Miss Stewart, 'daughter of the late Thomas Stewart, of Steel-end, Perthshile. Lately, at bishop wearmouth, Mr. losiali ner,. to. Mrs. Ana lt rellaftlSoll 3 , Wido w cliard....,n,-of that place, . DIP.O. ' • ' . .. . . On thgiaday , jgst, suchLnly, in a ,fit , hot .cii.lo,hing,:Mr. Jonas, of Little 7A i ie-streei, k;ondman'-licitts,- lormelly Head •cznsil*r_ to Abraham Golcismid, k:lq. ul . I . 7 nan-strect. On -1. ridgy last,' in the King's . MLlkvs, Mr. Phipps, one of -Ili* Nl4jcpy's,coacinnen, and formerly coac,littian'to the Earl of Chesterfield. : • ,- ~ On Saturday last,, lacob Ilojtne, 't Sq . . ' of Charley - str eet, St. I aineS's -square, aged 65. The same day, _at-Isleworti4., Miss I ulia, aged 13, :second daughter a V Mr. A. C,iierry, M anager of the Swansea ThrA tre. . . Lately, at Dunfermline, - Stark, Esq. late o f Kiik :hili. . - -- ' A few days ago, at Airdniarneck, 4rgyllshire, Mrs. Mary. .111`1.ean, 'I elict - Or the 'late . Archibald Cautpbel I, ,Esq. of Ahdwarnt.ck. Om the 3.lbt ult. ,at the. Marlse, of ,Fenwiek, Mr'. join l3iiy4t; 1 son of the•ltev. Williani Lloyd, Alinister-cif tikat Parish. - . 4 LONDON: Printed tr . ),y 1( re Alt D iiait ts, of No. 4, Mat-Oat -court, BOW-Weer At the StIN-thrcz No, Strand; where 'Nye? tisements, Orders 13 ANKRUP,TS. Robert. Wentworth Hetrder-on, of C‘eOrgo,street„.• London, silty and insurance -broker, - to surrendel Aug. 27, and Sept. 24, at ten, at Guildhall., Attornies, Alessrs• Collins , and Wailer, SPit-d-sil-udre• Benjalnici ilitrrisan, of .caloeck, Cumberland, dyer, Aug , .20,117, and Sept: 2.1, at twelve., Li, the 'llydgewater N/alienester.. Attorisie,•Nfl . , Hurd, King's- helms, wal.ks > • Tehiple, • Londo n ; or - Messrs. •k. R. and C. •1.u.• - ksO4,' Ilancliester. .; Athelstiin . Magiin Morgiii, of • Puilth, - li ,, :ks,hireoanners, Au 3, 3,, 31,. and Sept. 24 , , the. •tirs Inn, Liadluiv, rittoliiics. Messrs. Russel and Tones, Ludlow ; or Busk.lane, Cannon street . • • - •Thotispson Pater, late lof Shadwell•High-street, M trac t ...eon and apochecar), A 19, 20, and , Sept. 24, at ten, • Zit .6 uildhall.' • Altorney, Mr. Wilson, Devonshire. si l ver; BiShopsgate.. • • . • of St. John .street, 'Clerketiwell; • NI srx,llrfen-draper, Atig.th,z7, an , i , Scpt. 24,at tch,LrGuiltl hall.; Attornies;-• l‘lesSrs. 4/1.1 HCWitt,'l.itttC many-str,:c.-1, • NlOrley Derbv; mercer - and diaper; Atg. 0, at six, 7.1, alit( Sept. 24, al eleven, at the Kingit Anna Tavern, Deleby: Attormes;` . frlessrB.• Kind.friL),..- Long, and - ince, ,G ray's:lnn, London ; or Ali.- GreaKes, U rby.• • , Thoinas"•StOkes,-.of Toc.iICY.S-trect,- Southwark,;" S'urrei, _ cabinet.ni-iker and upholsterer, Aug. 16, 20, and Sept. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Speck, St. lollies, Southwark. . . 'John Seagoe, of Duke-, • Sr: fairies's-Square, tyfiddletex, . tailor, Aug. 16, Sept. 15, and 24, at eleven, at, Guildhall,. • Attorney , Mr - a Becketr, Broad-street, GOlden-synare. Thomas Lliiot, at fiectlord..strect, Coventa,Gardcat, sex, tailor, Aug, 20, 27, and S e p t . 24, at ten, at Guild- .. •Attorney, Mr. - PiketAlit-streetii-liiecadilly. I • Ijil 7 /I.),WW.).S t . • • . Sept. g. Andrew Davison,. of In.ste , me-men.hant, at eleven, at , the blossoms Inn, .cheater. . ; Nov. 5. Joaquin - I Andrade, and . Jo ac hi m Christian. StOir ;• r . ' • queler; of A bchtliChs-laise; 'London, • iissisrance- btOkers;tift ten, at Guildhall. ' • "'.'" Sept. 12." lierrington Marsh,, Hoghrba; min To n ..110gliton, of Preston, LaiA.ashire, cotton-manufacturers, at eleven, at -the IVltite Horse, Preston. Sept. Satnatl Roberts, of - F , robtrstt:r, liriislitttlakA -it clety y at- Life i!rnot11;411 4.itn,;Civtl4:6t9r,.: Tilowas Shepley, of Selby, Yorkshire, 'brstver, at • r 'even,- at the Angel. Prat e •Verrybridge.., , • • Sept. mo. Isrpok Alilns t of Little Newpore-streei, 'Long- • ' acre; • Midd feSex, -d;:aler,, , ten:, 'at G ' • Sept. 5. ‘Villiain fi.larkhata Martin, or Gosport, booksellefr at twelve, at the Crovn Inn, Gosport: ' Sept. 3. Thomas Leach, of4rgoe's-allcy, Wellelose-squarer lid l dlei t ex . ,,biiherdal l er at, t Wel Ve, at • •Sept-..13."-Anies'-ROtifigii;*th••laiverpoOl, - s:iversrtlifti, at one;4,Ltlte - K.:lobz:Tavern., CERTIF 3..- e -o . --eveasnatel-streeti.Queen.itinak-e, s t • •• m *-c)- l o f.;t • • and late of Great jankos-otfeet, Middlesex, exchange- • broker. Blaslllord Gill,"of 'Want:nester, drape"- a`nd 114:.4,4itt • 1'4k.1 . .N.8: R‘S' 11 IPS DIS.IOLVE D. ' John Gray Gerard and_Mplaracr Gerard, of ll'asinghalL.' street, merchants. ' -ft.9tts Leakini of •}V„Orcester-street, and Was. •Holtoid-„•ota. • : -13orolsgh, Dtiv„id - Cov.•;:n,..`, and John'Ak'.alldiUgton, dlYork',.,g'rocers. I;ridginaii and liklAtard 7 WiiS-t, Of Crieshant KIM and iuddculuu ,(tills, Herts,; millers, • • • : *; . ',l3enj;.unin .s;a.,itcnti, t 4 n. Sa•ii‘ll.-.)rd,,and R4ertWain• wrik;iit, of tvlancl“..ater, - ifler,Lant, • • • Sainuel Kelly ;and, Arthur •liia•Fter, of Bristolorlercliarits. • .• Thous:is Bea'relOvortil and..)sne..s Neriil , otAilai4burii; Lan- - .eaoter. 'Par'sbns and William. 1 - lowcutt, I.eit . :ester. - , !;i ' • mongers. ••- • • "-• 1 • •- - s • Tnotnit, 13oughey and lames Pincutt, of Dudley, Worcester*, • • eabinet-makers.., . . ; Mary Ditrand Thothas 'Hyatt; of-Gutter:lane, ,•,016bon-iiiannlatturers. • • • • •.• VA - k penton, of ShrllieJd, and foseph Hives, Lite - of Shef tiald, deceasec.4 penknife-cutlers. • r ,- • i't 'George and Michael Gibson, of. Manchester, cotton.dre?.. • • .chants. John Campbell, sen. Alexander •Campbell, Alexander • Campbell, jun. Colin Campbell, IVlunp N. C • arripbetl,. and Donald Maclaehl2n, of GlasgoW, inerebants. James Sidgreaves, Win. Leighton, Kit:tiara Riley,' _John Paley; Lawrence Harrison,.. Win, 'Petty, and .Saantel T 00110 , ;k5 i Of Preston, Lancaster, coitou.mailutaeturers : • Choetliartt and Reuben' To wriroe; of Manchester, corn faciots. John §lierrolt, jun. and Daniel Sherrott, . of Kateiif ,high way, cabinet-Makers. _ John Turner 4,4 . Win. Henry Smith, late of Rugel..:y, Stif; ford,- iron.fOunders. • - , • Alexander L t bison and Louis.le Chevalier Sad:,of Castle- • at re i r, xford-market, wine.lll.;:ch.rnts.. • 'fibulas Ellis and John Edwards, of Leadenliall.market, leather-taunts, Ipwas Key and Edward Nor Wood, of the Borough, s.ur, . . Ellison and lobn Salisbury, , Of Manchester, dyers. . . . . . . Ori . WeJoesday upwards of 50 seamen who have returned trona a station Of seven years in the East and West Indies, reeeived their pay at the'Navy 'ol-fiCe,'Soiner'set-House, and the public houses IL the neighn9urhood of Druiy-lane, have been since occupied by them. The officers of the Ships .to , Nvhieh they belougihave,granted them leave of ab sence for 'soverak days, alict they appear determined to spend as much ,of their bard earnings as the time :will' admit. . p • 4y.10,6 CRRVlstM),. , Aucusi 1Z --• Passed by—.the Blucker, .I% , lu'ort;, from I:Q4lta ; .a.nci the Frickett, Paulson, 'froutl.)dorto: • • Sailed —the Minerva, • 13 rut:1,1:.A11)11a,rautton., NlarqUis at' S.anitott; tut G0r....0 tenburgh. v• _ 4. _ . . • PRICE OF Sro.'KS lUD published by WII.LIAM ARM I GER SCR IPPS, South Nrolton.street, Grosvenot—squAr." or th,e Paver, 1 etter:s for the. Editor, ,&c, (best-pa` d) must be addressed. ' SArI ' ' ~ 1t0.4 , 1, • Bank Stock, • . I •Und a ia Stock, ' ''' ...... Navy 5 per Cent,.. , 984. Li I incti i a liopkts, 4s. is : pr,.. • Irish' 'per Cent... l'E'xetiequ.tr thik s 4s. (is. Z . " 4 per Cent. 83* ia • ' ' pt.' • • ' • ' C I per . t. Req. 6 6 1 c 6 7 i 4. Oinnitun, ,i *Hs. 4: pr:-par 3 per. Ct. Con. 6644. Cons: for 25;1) itit..664 67 Bank L..A .... mi r 18 11-16ths a . . -66 i, 4 HIGI-I..IVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-..tf0t!... *OW. • Moriiing, so min? er 8. Afternoon, min. ~''('r q I di